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Following the success that last album "From Under The Cork Tree" enjoyed, Pete Wentz and cohorts have returned with an album at once familiar yet different.

Norwegian electro-pop duo, composed of Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland, release Junior, one of the best chill-out and dancefloor worthy albums of 2009.

Brandon Flowers and the others have released their third studio album, Day & Age, an album that showcases the band's willingness to step out of their comfort zone.

The harmony-rich sibling quartet release the follow-up to their award-winning debut, and avoid the "difficult second album" jinx.

3.5/5: Bonnie "Prince" Billy returns with an album entrenched in his folk music heritage while, at the same time, remaining modern, diverse and forward-looking.

4/5: Indie-neo-folk favorites, The Decemberists make their major label debut with The Crane Wife. Folk101 lets you know how it measures up to their previous work.

After the relative disappointment of R.E.M.'s last release, 2004's 'Around The Sun', the American trio have hit a fantastic return to form with 2008's 'Accelerate'.

Fans of Brand New's 2006 album will enjoy Daisy, but fans favoring their earlier work will likely be disappointed.

Five years on from the five-million-selling 'American Idiot', Green Day return with their latest offering, '21st Century Breakdown'.

This is a short review of the latest Springsteen album, Magic.